The previous logo’s black ring has been replaced with a transparent one, which aims to “radiate more openness and clarity”, Thiemer says.
“We want to use this new transparent version to invite our customers, more than ever, to become part of the world of BMW,” he adds.
The company is seemingly hoping to expand the “world of BMW”. Thiemer says that the new brand design is “geared to the challenges and opportunities of digitalisation for brands”.
The transparent, two-dimensional has more “graphic flexibility” than the previous logo (which was designed in 1997). That is important when considering “touch points in communication” both “online and offline”.
A transparent logo is certainly more applicable across digital applications. It is also in keeping with another German car company, Volkswagen (VW), who last year revealed a two-dimensional design in preparation for an “electric future”. VW’s new badge means it can be illuminated on the front of vehicles and at showrooms.
When my 330d is cold it seems fine under normal driving until I have to accelerate a bit, say overtaking a cyclist or pulling out from a roundabout quickly, the revs go higher than normal like it isn't going to change gear and then I get a massive drop in power which almost brings the car to a stop. The odd thing is that this doesn't happen every morning, or even on colder mornings/days, it is a bit random or maybe I just haven't figured out the trigger yet.
Just take it to the dealer under the warranty
The M135i is far better.
if it is something like a dirty MAF sensor, is that covered (about to order some cleaner for an older bm petrol)
I assume thats under warranty?Who wants a laugh?
I took my X5 into Sytner Sunningdale 3 weeks ago for a brake fluid service and also because I'd reported a knocking noise coming from the front offside. 3 weeks later and every single component of the front suspension changed as well as the steering rack and it turns out the noise was coming from a loose brake pad. The components excluding service were in excess of £3000. Since collecting it there is a horrible springy metallic metal on metal noise coming from the front so it's going back.
To be fair to the service team they have been very communicative!
I've a 130i of you have any specific questions? I bought it as I wanted to experience BMW's NA 6 cylinder engine whilst I still could.Now that the wife has a large car I'm going my S6 Avant and get a hatchback.
I was originally going for an M135i however there's something about the previous gen 130i in manual that makes me want one!
Yes, thank God.I assume thats under warranty?